Cybercrime & Digital Threats

A new report reveals Coinhive's reach after it ranked the coin miner as the 6th most common malware in the world.

IcedID, a new banking trojan, is targeting financial institutions across the US, UK and Canada. Initial analysis shows that its impact is limited, and it also has certain flaws that make it vulnerable to multilayered security solutions.

Netsafe, a pro-online safety organization based in New Zealand, has developed an artificial intelligence bot that will, in essence, “scam” the scammers.

Several dark web marketplaces are selling credentials that can access corporate remote desktop protocol (RDP) servers for as little as US$3. What does this mean to businesses?

A ransomware campaign hit Eastern European transport systems and media outlets last week with what appears to be a variant of the Petya ransomware called Bad Rabbit.

The manufacturing industry as the second most attacked industry, following healthcare. We delve into the reasons behind this and give tips for manufacturers who want to operate more securely.

A recently released research revealed that 30 percent of CEOs of top companies across the globe had experienced having their password leaked on an online service they registered for using their work email.

Vulnerabilities found in maritime communications systems could potentially allow attackers to access sensitive data and systems.

A weak password allowed malicious actors to compromise Coinhive's DNS servers. They were able to redirect Monero to their own wallets, exploiting the "browser-mining" service.